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JERSEYS MIxED POLITICS.
A DEsPEn<zB sr1UeexB ron TEE
UNITED STATES sENh TpRgHIP.

The Denee-nt. May Esss ths Asssrssiy
wan: ssi y Ne; =. Lee. ne ::.
TRENTON. Nov. the The Now q jersey cam.
e es. e., rss A ,s.. bee: s.: $ :
as to- the result The general s 0p1 linton
I , Uus .no ruie =. . .., ~ !.
that the Repubic.us sre now a likely to carry
| the Assemble wbich naturallv belongs TO the
De De- while Mn,' the eo Democrats are conf
Republican property for many years.
ton. outside ssa Of local matters. Is in tho
fac. tina. eiah. counties WIN choose Senators.
who Will have an opportunity In another year
of voting for successor to John r. MCPHERSON
the United states Senate Mis I'm ~, water ns
ssoro,ars a. %n s..,a Tsssso .nd othsr nawo'
ersts Sayo n. ,ts Jr ana mn ose,ns.
% nsS Kept Of Sssn So sa
o,.,n al Is that tonian w. the nnaan
s s 's somors, o and unIon oountss
which vo,,,d S, ~ .han, ,hs contro, ~ ths
Senate and ve votes 'l for MCPHERSON. In e..
sex and Monmouth the Democrats say their
E es
mouth. Warren. Union sad sGmerset .
the new sm q Mar
SP S sss lFas
Tssissy rs ssfnSn brewer 4 NsssTt,, Ssshisi;
ISSUE, The county - naturally Republican by
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEeRApA

Cholera has absolutely ceased In Italy.
There three new cases OF yellow fever and one
death In Tampa, Fla, yesterday.
The President TO- day appointed Frank D. Hin OF Min
nesotA 70 be United States Consul ~ Asuneion
Gov Beaver has resped Samuel Johnston the colored
man under sentence Of death for the murder OF John
ShArpssA the old Quaker farmer, until Feb y next
In drunken row in Buffalo on sunday night Joseph
vishelskL Pole, struck John uhie German. on the
head, fracturna his skull. Uhle died soon AftcrwArd
The naval target practice outside which was have
been begun Newport yesterday. WAS poatponed The
sham battle has also been postponed from Tuesday 70
Wednesday.
MFS Merrill was found dead In bed on Sunday In
Dauysls Mass Suspicion OF foul play Il entertained.
tsted Concerning the disposal Of II
Attorney General Garland pad trbals 70 the late
tsrday and Feeoaons % respect and offered
SA bahAh q The bar % WashAgioa were pAoaA The
fooosds q the ooaE6 ~
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duesd as We have seeR 4 q oiten heretofore:
A .queetlon naturally Arises 90 the contom..
R!fsSss %asa WY & shs. sSsy are siysss
20 much worse sung than those Of any other
psricrmsncs when the PIGJins chosus. was
not badly put OF tune. Last night there
pitch. and when tho first tenor. were by CHANCE
In unison with the orchestra the 9tber parts
ance. In fact. tho one weak SPOT OF the Ger
man opera company has always been , its
lack OF precision and finish
Herr Alexi took last evening the beautiful
part OF Wolfram, which has heretofore always
been done By Herr Robinson with 4, magniacesn, en-,
Herr Alcxi 70 substituted In the role only during
Robinson's indispostion from cold bdt mean mean
for very we'll conceived and skllfully
executed Interrogation Of this lovely chara NC
with discretion, intelligence, and tenderness
with careful phrasinG and refined expression,
II he did not swell tho role to its largest pro-
pOrtfOnn.
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He Fen and Fraetarea HIS Skull.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. An unknown
man whose name is supposed to be Schneider.
and who Is thought to be New Yorker. was
found living on the sidewalk at Newmarket and
Pegg streets. at about o'clock this morning.
with the back of his head crushed in He was
carried to the station house on stretoher. but
expired before reaching there. An examine
ton showed that the man had been drinking,
been produced by falling In the street. In his
pockets were several pieces OF music and two
pledged with p. Ganley. q! Division street. New
York, and the other calling for banjo at
Charles Schlang's Office, 800 Bowery. New
York Both tickets were made out In the name
Of Schneider. He was apparently about IS
years OF age.
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WHEELING, Nov. TAT Wellsburg, Brooke
county sixteen miles north Of this city. on the
line OF the Panhandle Railroad. at P. N. to-
day. freight train Of twenty cars. running at
the rate Of thirty miles an hour. left the track.
through the spreading Of the rails, and
crashed into two houses. occupied respectively
by John and Joseph Murphy. crushing both
houses and seriously wounding three
Of the inmates. John Murphy who
10 on the night turn at glass
house. was in bed sleeping with two of his
children. girl Of 4 and . baby Of year
across the bed In which the father and chill
dren were lying. and when dug out all except
uninjured. Miss Amelia Murphy. who was In
another part Of the house, was unconscious
whom found. and may die. There was no one
results might have been more serious The
total loss will be $4,000.
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The committee Of Masons who are CO.
operating with the ladies to make the fair for
the establishment Of Masonic hospital fund
. success meet nightly at the temple to re-
ceive reports from their subcommittee. We
expect to make 100000 out Of the fair" said
Mr.. Burnham last night Tho debt on the
temple is In q fair way to be paid also, and We
shall have an income from rentals OF $4,000
year to maintain the hospital when 1t Is built"
along the fair have been received from about
2OO, OF the lodges in the metropolitan district.
Contributions are pouring In. Mrs H. ii.
Brockway alone has $1,000 pledged. Twenty
thousand season tickets to be sold at 81 each
have been ordered and It Is thought $4,000
single tickets will be- needed. Every part OF
the temple will be used for the fair except such
lodge rooms as are required from night to
night for annual meetings.
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THE OUTRAGE UPON Mn o,sRLkM
Ireland Aroused By tho Cruel Treatasat 81
the Imprisonea Patriot.

Ireland Aroused By tho Cruel Treatasat -
the Inprisoned Patriot
DUBLIN, Nov. Mr.. Thomas Sexton,
N. p. at a meeting Of the City Corporation. Of
which he is q member. proposed that tho Coun-
Gil adjourn without the transaction Of tho or.
binary business as mark OF respect for William
O'Brien. He was Mortified. he said. by tho
reports Of tho barbarous treatment to which
Mr.. O,Brien had been subjected in tho Tulla-
The Government had tried to break o'Brien's
gallant spirit, and: falling IN its endeavor. was
determined to take his life. In accordsnce
WITH Mr. sections notion the Council a.
Eight thousand persons assembled in front
Ss % sss
and lis
obren and have bSen on Ssss
sS water as punishmentfo refusing to wear
y. ISsD IsS NOV. mr.. Byrns q magistrate Of
moved from ofiioe BY order Of Baron Ash
bsssS N H. leis oas MSo ai sspsd
follows: q am unable to perceive any justin
cation for , your remoysdi, The present arbi-
ment f thr9ush .her oiiiesrs resuiss ' jealous
as eo OF s tho
gsi ,ss q I'D
that magistrate had a legal right to hold IN
tercourse with prisoner. sent Tor Mr.; Moor
view would be granted. stipulating however.
that he himself should also be present.
Mr., Moorhead says that the atmosphere In
diet. Is likely to have a fatal effect on q CON
sumptiye person; The breaking down Of Mr..
oassson q INIT h as asts Sp
0'Brien whether he had any complaint to make
regarding his treatment. and Mr.. O'Brien, re-
Piled that his system had not been excited By
the undue severity Of the officials Mr. Msndo.
VILE. Mr. Moorhead says. appeared cheerful
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THE CRoWN PRINCE IN DANGER.
An Uafaverablo Tara In the Disease thee
Threatens hts Life.

An Uafavsrablo Tara In the Disease thee
Threatens hts Life.
BERLIN, Nov. 7.-The Reichs-A nsei0er pub
fishes statement from DR.. Mackenzie that the
Crown Prince Frederick Williams throat %
worse, but that he IL In no imminent danger.
Drs. schroerer and Krause have been ordered
TO San Reno. where the Crown Prince IL stay
ing. and Prince William. the Crown Princes
Ssss win start (, fGs that pss
pr. Mackenzie teiegrapHs from San Rsmo:
lower down n the throat ! am issuing an I'm:
fay9r95le bulletin to.night." ,
ds Of r II the ar and
an unfavorable character.
s B bss aais Ws%
Prussia. the eldest son Of the Crown Prince.
Ssss fe:. se ;:d R fs Sys :G e
S.sx p1ss
Joined By Dr.. Schmidt, the. specialist. who q
&c o Il
Grown Prince'e throat II q tumor and that the
4 fSssa ssn Reno san. Dr.
Maekenzie found totally new srowth half an
inch below the liRaments of the slottiP There
y no immediate danger. Tho Doctor thinks
through the mouth. and that an lncision viii
have to be made Into the throat"
The news Of the Crown Princes condition
vienna. Nov. Ia DESPATCH from San Reno
says, DR.. Mackenzie announces that 10.
newal Of the discharge OF pus from the Crown
Princes throat renders necessary dimcnlt
and complicated cutting operation on the
larynx."
Of the Times says that. In an interview to-day,
Prof Virchow said that he was positive that
from fresh growth IN the throat, but from
mere local Inflammation. which, however, might
become dangerous under certain conditions,
Prof. Virchow said he saw no reason to aban.
don the hopeful prognosfs which he formed
when he was first consulted
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Architectural League show.

League met Mt Morelli's last night to mako ar.
raneements for the third annual exhibition Of
tho League. which will be held in the new
Ortgies galleries. adjoining the Stewart man
sion. for three weeks. beginning Nov. 10.
jury OF three non-members and two members
wac appointed for the exhibition as follows:
St. Ga1dsns. Clarence Luce. Edward Il. Ken.
dali. Henry Q. Avery gave an illustrated ac-
COUNT Of "A Trip Through the Valley Of the
By Edward II. Kendall. Among the others
present were A. J; Bloor, FREDERICK Crownin-
shield i Edward H ,BI3lashaeld 4. E D'OenGh.
Clark, F. A. Wright, Charles I. BERG, and E. II.
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Inc Now England Polo Learu..

Boston. No. THE Massachusetts, division
OF tho New England Polo Association held special
meeting this afternoon to consider the application Of
sixth club to be called tho BostonA but play Chei
Tho application was made BY J. II. Robbins, but
refused. AT the meeting II was stated that syn
dicAte, including the Boston Base Ball MANAGEMENT
and Wright and Ditson. and Al spaldnR were making
to the Mechanics building on Hunt
inston avenue buy the wobprn franchise which -
to Boslon Manager John NORTH OF tho boston Base
Ball Club will manage the club II the deal Is oonsum:
mated. which Ia more than probable Boston . good
town for polo and II Is Thought that the MASSACHUSETTS,
branch OF the New En- gland League will no
leas Boston Is repre- Bented.
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The Ocean Lily H.. . Hara Voyage

The schooner Ocean Lily of Sydney, G. B.,
Capt. Hicks, from Laguna. with a cargo Of
logwocd. arrived here yesterday after an
eventful voyage. Her log reports that from
Oct. IL to II she was In a series Of heavy north
northeast and northwest gales. which swept
her decks clean OF her deck load and every
thing else movable. smashed the forecastle.
visions. The foresail was lost. the jlbs blown
out OF the gaskets, the main boom broken. and
much other damage done: Another gale was
the cabin was again flooded, the water casks
washed overheard. and the vessel otherwise
damaged.
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Fire In . Newspaper Omee.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. while the en-
ployees Of the Daily Commercial were absent
from the building at O'Clock tonight the en-
CINE room caught fire and the entire stock Of
paper was ruined before the flames were I'M
der control The Western Union telegraph
and the wires broken. severinR communities
ton for several hours. The flremen found an
Intoxicated printer, named Frank Haines. In
$1,000
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Lsuis,ana colored State Fair.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE first annual
fair of the Louisiana Colored State Fair Asso.
citation opened to-day at Spanish Fort and will
be continued throughout the week. Large
crowds were in attendance upon the opening
ceremonies. Special rates have been granted
on the railroads. and numerous excursion
trains from all parts OF the State will be run
that the undertaking will be successful, not
withstanding the fact that the labor troubles
tent the large attendance which was e expected
from that quarter. The opening ceremonies
were held In the Casino, Direotor-General T. b.
Stamps presiding,
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E,op.a with Another Man. win.

DANBURY. Nov. Frank Brown and Mrs.
VIM. F. Jelliffe Of Branchville eloped last week.
and It Is believed they are living In Bridge
port, The pair became acquainted at an
jealous Of his wife,. and went homo without
her. Brown took the opportunity to see her
home, and kept up his attentions until he In
says he will get q divorce.
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Tho Hodel Murder.

ROCKVILLE, Conn.,. Nov. 7.-CoronerP Phelps
rendered a verdict on the Hodel murder to-
night, saying that Lena Hodel of Hebron came
to her death by shot wound inflicted by John
Hodel, her husband that John, Jr., and Adolph
Game to their death by sufTocation from fire
purpose to cOnsummate the crime that pre-
Xious plans had been defeated. and that the
liquor taken was for the purpose of giving him
additional courage. Hodei, on Wednesday
morning last, shot and killed his wife, then
saturated the bed In which his two children
were lying asleep with kerosene, and set 1t on
fire, 6mothertnR them.
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Gen. Csaare, ON Trial.

PARIS, Nov. THE trial OF Gen. Caffarel.
Nine. Limouzin. Nine. Ratazzi. and Gen.
dAndlau. for selling Legion Of Honor decors-
lions. was commenced to-day All the defend
ants were present except Gen. d'Andlau. Gen.
Caffarel was examined and admitted entering
into business relations with Mme Limouzin In
rassments. He Interested himself In applica-
tons for Legion Of Honor decorations solely
any money for them. He denied that he d.
yulged the plan for the mobilization Of tho
Seventeenth Army Corps.
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Reception to Mrs. Cleveland.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA reception was
rendered Mrs Cleveland and her mother. Mrs.
Folsom. who are the guests of the Rev. Mr..
Wood Of tho First Presbyterian Church, Ger
mantown. by Mr.. H. 81. Huston. at his country
residence In OVERLOOK this afternoon. The
coach, and made a stop at Mr.. Wistar Morris's,
on the banks Of the Wissahickon. for q short
its nature. was attended BY many prominent
society people OF the city,
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MONTREAL. Nov. TAT a special meeting of
the City Council this afternoon Mayor Abbott
the report of the Civic Bribery Committee
which signed by three members of the committee
and himself The report stated that nothing had been
proved against the persons accused Alderman MorrA
me other momOer OF tue committee, how1er submit
the committee and contendng that Il proved that
undue influence was used: that outside men received
money for the avowed object Of influencing Aldermen
and that the Council should express the opinion that
tons their duty In voting for In which they
n Ian mt
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ks Manner Or +" Rausts" Reeep tien aad the
" People wb0 Applauded.

KIN Is not In tho nature of New York's
tksstre goers to be astounded at anything they
ipey see. This stage Is too fertile In resource.
bog prolific In surprises. Yet Mr.. Irving's Jug
kISry of lights and shades. his tricks OF scenes
bin audactty OF mechanisms. his artistic blend
}na Of colors. provoked unfeigned and fervid
Standardization. He faced an excellent audience
IN was scarcely gathering exclusively Of
wealth. nor yet OF society's leaders. for the
fsses of many first nighters were missing: still
fha house was In oil respects thoroughly rep
ts1entative-a thoughtful audience rather than
kHhowy one. and an audience predisposed to
ban as Q revelation the series Of vivid pictures
prssented on the Stars ample stage.
Ma,Hashion was not special feature Of this au-
atAlls brainy mon and women. and some lead
4la OF society added their tribute Of applause.
SagS GsorgS N, Barrett q ret: whilom HlaywriEht:
eEIis household. Editor Ed 4. Buck, who takes
sm b boSss aST nas. BHsss
aasssr,- Theatre Manager Theodore MOSS and
Mss asa Hsracs eoPP orss mr. %s%
meek 81 n Wall street, Pr9f. r. =. Charller.
LAWS. Mrs, Charles Burnham. Mrs. Z. b.
Hoepfnne. NJ, "a. A. Brewster tho Hon. ROSCOE
Snning PSiSs SUPERINTENDENT a ss9Phsn B.
0Shiltres, and Mr. a Van xmburG added thsir
III. iryipg's primary appearance was in
E9Isrs study from out a haze more or less in
t4ies were never paler; his coutsnance had
Mayer seemed moro grotesque. The greeting
6fshis audience aispelled In measure the I'm;
psassiyeness 81 the entrance. He was received
lopg Lasting, sincere, indeed almost Affection
htsin Its warmth. To Miss Terry q Welcome
pEeyen hsartier aSclaim was extended when.
IofD In Faust reJuvenRted. These were outward
Hkns OF an earnest good. will that IL not to be
Notify considered In writing Of Faust" The
SHINE preponderance OF popular opinion that
hAs beforr this stamped the Irving productions
NH success unqualified on the main score Of
fiAir picturesaueness, again manifested itself
Reimbursement Of Faust" as a vast and
sta5tling tableau, to DO remembered long and
4tlliciBed yarlously,
4h4 scene Of Fdusrs Invocation OF the Evil
One. was the earliest cause Of yondorment;
Ahs apes mixed . hell broth e an 90
1a6m big black kettle. :, Rantastio
aaLms eaDersd reDulatyely about the
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"Cordelia's Aspirations.n

Mr.. Edward Harrigan brought out "Cor-
delias Aspirations again at the Park Theatre
last night. and 1t is testimony to the popularity
drew the iull house that 1t did. II must have
been familiar to many OF those who saw. 1t last
though 1t had never been played. The audi
ence roared at Dan Miliodn and Oordeha at
Johnny Wild Dan Collyer, Joseph Sparks,
Harry Fisher, u. #. Bradley. and all the rest OF
them. "Cordelia's Aspirations" ought, easily
to fill the time until Mr.. HarrigGns new play,
Pete Is brought out
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labor aad Wages.

One hundred and fifty Of the brass workers
employed In tho mandatory Of oxley, Giddings
Enos went to work yesterday morning. All OF the
ployess Of w. C. vosburgh and other of the manufao-
turers who were locked out SIX weeks returned 70
work yesterday,
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Capturing a Train Robber.

ST. PAUL. Nov News comes from Orten-
VILE Mimi, of tho capture there last night of Myron
Severance q charge Of train robbery and grand
larceny Severance Ia said to have BELONGED an or.
ganizod band which made Lincoln its headquarters two
years ago. All the other members OF the gang have
been captured i've OF them being In the Nebraska
penitentAry. Severance Ia now awaiting extraditon
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The New pre.sytsrian Church.

The new organ OF the First Presbyterian
Church at Fifth and Eleventh street will DO
hibed at reea on Thursday evening and Friday after
noon The churuh founded In l7lI and this 10 its
nrs. musical instrument
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.The MHrsulss" Finisth Repressntatioa
at tho Casino.

The fiftieth representation OF The Marquis"
celebrated a. the Casino last night AZ O'Clock
there was but standing only" In the house All
the popular numbors were encored and tho MiAAas
RieoL 0rQuhAIt and OTubb and MeAsrs smith. PoundS
Freeman and Powers recalled The costumes
new the orchestra augmented and little leather
knApe.cks were given TO al memsnoes or the oeea,
sion kr ATonson feels confident .hundredth night OF
The harqua" viii p eslebEaisd, e the heasSs con
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stanIey's Expeditssu.

LONDON. Nov. THE advlces received iron
Henry NJ Stanley through st. Paul do Loanda on satur
day were under date OF Aus. instead OF Sept and
PAshA by Aug ID.
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A WAR In a Hallway,

A newly born female child, wrapped in q
woollen shawl and a mans white shirt, was
found In the hallway OF st. Martins Home. at
"a West Twenty-second street. last night
Webb's rooms at Police Headquarters. where
1t was cared for,
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Policeman McDonoghue Of Capt. Ryan's
force while paroling his beat along the East River
piers Thirty street. yesterday saw tho body Of
little girl about years OF floating IN the river II
water some time. There was nothing by which it could
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Mr.. Bol.er Give. a Little Dlnner Party.

Mr.. Thomas II. Bolmer; an old employee
Of the firm of Messrs. Prince & Whitley, stock
brokers. was admitted to partnership on the
recent reorganization OF the firm. and cele-
brated the event last evening By. q little dinner
to his old associates at Braynphta's restaurant
I'm Broadway. Mr.. Bolmer's friends drank in
bumpers. both his his health and the continued
prosperity OF the new firm. and songs were
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Tnree Huuarsd Drunnsrs IN Line.

LITTLE Rock. Nov. 7.-To-day. appointed as
commercial drummsrs' day at the ArkanSas Exposition
has shown the largest attendance since the Exposition
began Over 300 drummers in tho parade, twenty
ono of whom represented leading New York housed
They being banQueted tonight
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a Bls cav.-,a TAr.atensa.

SCRANTON. Nov. ia squeeze occurred at
Johnsons Mins In this city, to-day ns szpsetsd that
twenty-five acres OF surface will cave In rhis will de-
etrox valuable property and take ~ portion o. the Hs
apdNyonlag Valley hailFoAd IfaakA ne nias WIN Be
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m. New Bulrarian Ra,lreaa.

CoNsrAsT1NopLE. Nov. TN. yulkovitch the
Bulgarian agent here has notified the Porto that the
so6a and Prot Railway will be opened In March. thus
compile the link which will tho Turkish rail-.
way lines with the European systeIa-
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4 woman,s suicide.

Josephine Ksmper. aged s3 years. had q
grocery store with her 1T 3is West rwsnty-schth
street. Yesterday morning whom her spn entsrsd tho
store he found her hanging from door In the part
viii scnSaapiio6 and ess1SiSd u gstaSs VsT
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TRAMP Prisoners In Revolt.

LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. 7.-Thirty-elght tramps
confined In the county workhouse have for several days
been revolt and refused break Last night
number OF them attempted 10 escape. and of the
number was shot By Keeper shaub. how badly has
yet been ascsrtained the raps arc In possession OF
the yard and threaten with violence anybody who enters
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QUEBEC Nov. 1.-THE manager Of the tole-
graph ONCE here that impossible for news OF
any disaster the steamer to reach here
BY telegraph and that he has heard or no accident to
toandssnS Of he orsson Y moi beloved Ssn As
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Nihiiists In the Ru.sian Array.

ST. PETERSBURG Nov 7.-Eighteen young
army officers have been sentenced to various tems OF
exile In siberia charges Of connection with rsvour
uonAry plot against the Government
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ans Abyaslnlaa EapealtIea.


RoME. Nov. 7.-Slx thousand troops will b
AbysalniEn expedition.
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Cru.hed to Death In an Elevator.

John Farrell 20 years old. Of 214 East
seventy-ffth street. who run the elevator in
the Union Dime Savings Bank building. was
caught between the elevator and the wall OF
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Drswasa whiis Shsstias DusLA.

d. ;A'saSs - i;yss Ssss ~ ~ W Essss ;s